feat(sns): support multi-hop unicast for topological and geographical routing

[kschrab]

Description

SNS covers already various addressing/routing modes. With this MR, multihop unicast for both topoligic or geographic routing are added by re-using existing methods. Multi-hop Broadcast is still missing.

Addressing	Routing	Support
Unicast	Topologic	✅Singlehop ✅Multihop (new)
Broadcast	Topologic	✅Singlehop ❌Multihop
Unicast	Geographic	✅Singlehop (new) ✅Multihop (new)
Broadcast	Geographic	✅Singlehop ✅Multihop

The SimpleAdHocTransmissionModel does not really count hops between single vehicles, but instead uses a configured multi-hop delay which is applied as soon as more than hop is required.

The SophisticatedAdHocTransmissionModel uses existing method forward (which was initially used by the Geographic routing) to send the message to a specific vehicle in the unicast mode via multiple hops.

The geographic unicast was implemented by simply reducing the list of potential receivers in the target geo area to the one destination vehicle.

Issue(s) related to this PR

• Resolves internal issue 918

Affected parts of the online documentation

Changes in the documentation required?

Kind of, we should add supported features (such as the table above) to our website documentation.

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